Could anyone recommend a good source of coolant hoses?

Im wanting to go through the car (or find some to do it for me!) and replace old hoses to try and prevent future issues, but don't know where to start.

I guess a good place would be a comprehensive list of available sizes and then I could see what is available off the shelf

Paul

There's pricey ones you can buy in different lengths, diameters and bends etc. SAMCO is a name that springs to mind.

Myself I found my local motor factors pretty helpful when building my MK Indy. I'd describe (often with a sketh) what I was looking for and a chap there would pick through there books and find the closest bits from tin tops that did the job for me.

Using proper hose clamps instead of Jubilee type clips also helps. You getter a better seal between the hose and the part you're joining to.

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Originally posted by nick205
There's pricey ones you can buy in different lengths, diameters and bends etc. SAMCO is a name that springs to mind.

Myself I found my local motor factors pretty helpful when building my MK Indy. I'd describe (often with a sketh) what I was looking for and a chap there would pick through there books and find the closest bits from tin tops that did the job for me.

Using proper hose clamps instead of Jubilee type clips also helps. You getter a better seal between the hose and the part you're joining to.

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I used ASH for my hoses, very good quality.

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/autosiliconehosesoutlet?_trksid=p2047675.l2563

[Edited on 1-7-21 by 40inches]

I bought silicon hose bends from Rally Design (mainly because they were fashionable! ) and used them to connect stainless pipes.

[Edited on 1/7/21 by James]

I used ASH on my engine swap
fitted well
supplied quickly
choice of colours
plenty of size options and accessories